been away from this forum for awhile ,been building ford ranger 2.3L turbo,now I`m gettin back to my turbo buick.I just installed an engine built by zimmerman in phx,az,now to dial it in.the car has a walbro 307 fuel pump in it,im sure thats not good enough. What pumps do you guys recomend ? this car is only for sat nite cruze, maybe a race or two. Dont expect to do any drag racing,just dont wont to under size pump and lean her out---eng is a 4.1 (1984 electra),50# inj, TE60, twin 2 1/2 exh w/ 3" rjc dp,stock IC w/dutt neck, TA stg 1 heads (stock),cc 212/212, etc,etc----looking for a drop in pump,nothing exotic-----
need bettor fuel pump-which one ?
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Give me a call Jack, I stock the DW pump kit which is a drop-in installation, and it carries a 3 year unconditional warranty. 
Also, I would like to pass on some details and info to assure proper fuel delivery.
Also, I would like to pass on some details and info to assure proper fuel delivery.
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Aeromotive's drop-in pump works OK, but draws a lot of amps.
Racetronix has an in-tank double-pumper setup that will be all you'll need for quite some time.
The DW pump works well and doesn't pull a ton of power (if my memory is correct)
The supra 386 lph pump is also great at high pressures, and flows quite a bit of fuel.
I would take Nick up on the DW pump and the 3yr warranty. That pump seems pretty legit and Nick warranties his stuff, which is awesome!
Inquire if there is a warranty for E85 usage, as it seems more and more people are lending themselves to the darkside of korn
...think back to Alky injection 10 yrs ago..no one liked it, and now its a mainstay (I think E85 will head that way soon).
Racetronix has an in-tank double-pumper setup that will be all you'll need for quite some time.
The DW pump works well and doesn't pull a ton of power (if my memory is correct)
The supra 386 lph pump is also great at high pressures, and flows quite a bit of fuel.
I would take Nick up on the DW pump and the 3yr warranty. That pump seems pretty legit and Nick warranties his stuff, which is awesome!
Inquire if there is a warranty for E85 usage, as it seems more and more people are lending themselves to the darkside of korn
...think back to Alky injection 10 yrs ago..no one liked it, and now its a mainstay (I think E85 will head that way soon).
